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Premiering August 29, 2010: State Question 744
There are eleven state questions on Oklahoma’s general election ballot. We discuss State Question 744 with:
Peter J. Rudy, Oklahomans for Responsible Government, creator of Stop744.com
Joel Robison, Oklahoma Education Association, Yes on 744
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Oklahoma Forum State Question 744 |
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Oklahoma Forum Birthright Citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendmen |
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Oklahoma Forum Oklahoma Primary Election |
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Oklahoma Forum Reviewing the U.S. Supreme Court Term |
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Oklahoma Forum The Controversy Over Sardis Lake Water Rights |
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Oklahoma Forum What Makes a Good Governor? |
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Oklahoma Forum Hometown News |
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Oklahoma Forum 2010 Oklahoma Election Preview |
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Oklahoma Forum Poverty in Oklahoma |
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Oklahoma Forum State Capitol Reporter Roundtable |
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Oklahoma Forum The Gulf Oil Spill Disaster and its Impact on the |
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Oklahoma Forum Public Service Media |
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Oklahoma Forum State Capitol Reporters Roundtable |
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Oklahoma Forum War and Diplomacy in the Middle East |
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Oklahoma Forum Politics, Religion, and Civility |
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Oklahoma Forum The Tea Party Movement |
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Oklahoma Forum Legislative Leadership |
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Oklahoma Forum Governor Brad Henry |
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Oklahoma Forum |
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Oklahoma Forum Rural Schools |
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Oklahoma Forum Food Insecurity |
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Oklahoma Forum Reporter Roundtable |
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Oklahoma Forum State Budget Crisis, Part 3 |
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Oklahoma Forum U.S. Senator James Inhofe |
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Oklahoma Forum Higher Education |
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Oklahoma Forum Oklahoman of the Year |
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Oklahoma Forum Year in Review |
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Oklahoma Forum State Budget Crisis, Part 2 |
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Oklahoma Forum Oklahoma State Budget Crisis, Part 1 |
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Oklahoma Forum 2010 Oklahoma Economic Outlook |
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Oklahoma Forum Wounded Warriors |
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Oklahoma Forum 2010 Politics |
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Oklahoma Forum Health Care Reform |
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Oklahoma Forum The Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan |
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Oklahoma Forum Urban Schools |
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Oklahoma Forum Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect |
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Oklahoma Forum Reducing Your Carbon Footprint |
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Oklahoma Forum Legislative Leader Roundtable |
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Oklahoma Forum Women Behind Bars |
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Oklahoma Forum Blurring the Line Between News and Opinion |
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Oklahoma Forum Jobs in Oklahoma |
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Oklahoma Forum Meth in Oklahoma |
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The Civil Rights Movement Then and Now |
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U.S. Congressman Tom Cole (R) Oklahoma |
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The Changing Landscape of Indian Country |
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Judge Sotomayor and the Supreme Court |
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Oklahoma Film and Music |
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Health Care Reform |
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Oklahoma Tourism |
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Medical Research in Oklahoma |
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Passenger Rail Service in Oklahoma |
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Oklahoma's Aerospace Industry |
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Oklahoma's Aerospace Industry Part 2 |
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The Rise of Extremism in Oklahoma |
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The 1st Ammendment and the Ten Commandments |
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The 1st Amendment adn the Ten Commandments Part 2 |
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Living with Autism |
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Living with Autism Part 2 |
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Birthright Citizenship and the 14th Amendment
2010-08-20 19:07:18
In 1868, the states ratified the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. One of the Reconstruction Amendments, the 14th contains five sections, and now 142 years later, Section 1 is entering the national discussion of immigration reform. A few U.S. Senators, including Oklahoma's Tom Coburn, are supporting holding hearings to determine whether
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